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The conclusion may even have been correct; based on a preliminary review of the evidence before the grand jury, it's not clear to me that a trial jury would have found Wilson guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

Here's his end analysis assuming the $2.5 billion figure proves correct: "Based on an operating margin of 4%to5%5% for physical books (comparable to operating margins for brick-and-mortar stores) and 15%to20%0% for e-books (comparable to other forms of digital media), we estimate that e-books could add as much as $330 million to operating income, at the midpoints, by 2012.

HIV-related knowledge scores were treated as a dichotomous variable, "high" (≥17 correct items) versus "low" (≤16 correct), based on an a priori hypothesis that those with imperfect or "low" knowledge may be more likely to refuse HIV testing.

They can't keep course correcting based on a desire to be pluralistic.

Since the interest of the present work focuses on illicit drugs market estimation from the supply point of view, seizure data was also corrected based on a model for risk of existence of retail sale points.

The annotation was corrected based on a comparative syntheny analysis as offered by Geco [26].

The measurements were corrected based on a mathematical model, in which the dependency of the median density on plate thickness was estimated (see Figure 5A).

The trials were baseline corrected based on a 100 ms pre-stimuli window and trials with excessive variance were excluded from the analysis.

Eye blink artifacts were mathematically corrected based on a model artifact computed from a minimum of 50 individual artifacts in each participant using the procedure implemented in Scan 4.3 (Neuroscan™, Inc., El Paso, TX, USA) and remaining artifacts were manually dismissed.

The averaging epoch was defined from 500 ms before stimulus onset to stimulus offset (−500 to 1000 ms), and data were baseline-corrected based on a 300 ms pre-stimulus interval.

Dye bias was corrected based on a within-set estimate [ 45].